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Hudson Strode was an author and professor of English at University of Alabama in Tuscaloosa.
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Hudson Strode's studio in Tuscaloosa, Alabama.
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1961/01/23 |
HLS to Merton |
My heart was indeed warmed and my spirit uplifted by your gracious remembrance of me at Christmas. |
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1966/09/27 |
TL[c] from Merton |
I am sorry that your letter of the 3rd did not get a quicker reply, but it was just impossible. |
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1966/10/18 (#01) |
HLS to Merton |
Warmest thanks for both your letters. I am deeply touched that you have taken |
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1966/10/18 (#02) |
other to Merton |
"If you'd like a fine, fat sampling of some highly interesting documents, make sure not to miss |
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[from a review of Jefferson Davis: Private Letters, 1823-1889, edited by Strode, and reviewed in the Chicago Tribune, 1966/10/16 - includes quote by Merton]
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1967/07/29 |
HLS to Merton |
It has been months since I heard from you and I want you to know that I think of you so very often |
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1968/11/28 |
HLS to Merton |
We have been out of touch too long. I hope that you are well. A year ago at this time Thérèse |
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1968/11/29 (#01) |
HCS to Merton |
All good to you! Hudson Strode. |
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[Christmas card]
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1968/11/29 (#02) |
other |
Teen Dream Comes True [-] By KAY KENT [-] News Staff Writer [-] Hudson Strode's desire to see |
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[news clipping from the Tuscaloosa News from 1968/01/14 about Strode's trip to Asia]
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1968/11/29 (#03) |
other |
Hudson Strode's studio Tuscaloosa, Alabama. The Byzantine well-hood came from the |
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[color photograph of Strode's studio with a handwritten caption on verso]
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